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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1892

Page

2

Federal supervision and Southern politics cautions

The article discusses calls for Federal supervision of November elections in the South, warning it could break Democratic power and empower Republicans and anti democratic forces. It cites Baltimore Law content, criticizes Northern Republican manipulation, and underscores dangers to white supremacy and Southern governance. It notes Governor Holt, Stevenson reception in Wilmington, and the Chronicle’s commitment to a courteous hearing for visiting speakers while opposing radical doctrines.

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When Professing Loyalty to Democracy Extracts from Editorial

Editorial excerpts trace Democratic party positions in 1892 North Carolina. Mentions Elias Carr as gubernatorial candidate, Stevenson, and party unity. Discusses gold and silver coinage debates, conventions, and reform ideals amid political tensions and insinuations about party machinery and loyalty.

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Force Bill Debate and Cleveland Letter Conflict

A fragmented report argues over President Cleveland and the force bill, citing editorials from The Progressive Father and The Watchman. It includes a letter from Cleveland directing the Attorney General to enforce federal election statutes and questions the President's oath and party platforms.

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Fore Ex Secretary Bayard Attacks Republican Policy

Bill Certain. Fore Ex-Secretary Bayard Extracts From His Recent Speech at Brooklyn. He denounces the Republican Party as out of touch with modern progress and warns that the force bill will force perpetual Republican rule. He endorses Grover Cleveland, predicts strong support for his candidacy, and argues the party’s policies center on taxation and South hostility.

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Deplorable Threats Over Force Bill in Reconstruction Tone

The Atlanta Constitution clipping warns that passage of a force bill would degrade white Southern men and recalls Reconstruction abuses. It recounts arrests of Black voters and fears federal control, urging vigilance against federal overreach and agitation from the Freedman's Bureau era.

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